RE(@)Agile Primer

Categories Systems Engineering, Requirements & Architecture

General Information

Code: REA
Duration: 2 Days

Learn how to effectively implement requirements engineering (RE) in agile development processes.

The International Requirements Engineering Board (IREB^®) RE@Agile training teaches participants how to effectively implement requirements engineering (RE) in agile development processes such as with the scrum framework. We also cover how agile techniques can help improve the RE practice.

The content aligns with the curriculum published by the International Requirements Engineering Board (IREB^®):

Motivation and values of agility and requirements engineering
- Agile manifest
- Agile principles
- Synergies between RE and agile
Fundaments of requirements engineering in an agile context
- Scrum as an example for agile methods
- Differentiation between product owners and requirements engineers
- Values-oriented development
Artifacts and techniques in RE@Agile
- Difference between specification documents and backlog
- Vision and goals
- Acceptance and approval criteria
Organizational aspects of RE@Agile
- The management role in agile development processes
- Interaction and communication with stakeholders and teams
- The right level of detail for requirements and backlog items

Target audience

Product owners
Scrum masters
Requirements managers
System and software analysts (systems engineers)
Software architects
Project managers
Principals
Quality managers
Testers
Test managers
Test consultants
Test managers
Usability engineers

Prerequisites

We recommend but do not require participants to have prior knowledge in requirements engineering and agile processes.

Examination

The training helps prepare participants for the IREB^® RE@Agile Primer (CPRE-AP) exam. The cost of this exam is not included in the training registration fee.

Further information

International Software Quality Institute (iSQI), an independent certifier, will issue a certificate to participants who pass the CPRE-AP exam.
For online trainings, all materials are offered digitally. For in-person trainings, all materials are offered digitally and may be supplemented with hard copies. Copies of any relevant standards must be provided by the participant.